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MEMORY ILLUSTRATION

OBJECTIVE: Students will create an illustration depicting an important memory or feeling from their childhood. 

THOUGHTS TO GET YOU STARTED: 
  1. What are some memories you are considering illustrating?
    1. _________________
    2. _________________
    3. _________________
  2. Why is this memory so important to you?   What kind of feelings did this event stir in you when it happened, and how do you feel about it now? 
  3. Where did this event take place? How can you depict that?
  4. Were there other people/animals involved in this event?
  5. What are important objects, artifacts, etc. that you should include in the visual representation of this memory? 
  6. What color palette would match the mood of this memory?
  7. How can you use  compositional elements to guide your art making, such as leading lines, diagonals, rule of thirds, symmetry, etc. How can you use principles of design/art to focus your work, such as scale, pattern, movement, emphasis, etc.?​
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  • Home
  • ART RESOURCES
    • RUBRICS
    • Elements and Principles of Art
    • Color Resources
    • Composition Resources
    • Drawing Resources
    • Clay Resources
    • Museums and Galleries
    • Contests
  • SUB PLANS
    • MIDDLE SCHOOL: LOCKER NAME DESIGN
    • HIGH SCHOOL: OP ART
  • 2D ART
    • Project 1 >
      • Drawing Upside Down
      • Value Project
    • PERSPECTIVE
    • WATERCOLOR
    • Printmaking
    • Gridding Technique
    • Extra Credit
  • SCULPTURE
    • Cardboard Helmets
    • Paper Mache Animal Bust
  • POTTERY
    • Ceramic Vases and Lanterns
    • Ceramic Cube
  • 8th Grade Art
    • Ceramic Castles and Houses
    • Book Cover Re-Design
    • Choice
    • Symbolic Tattoo Design
  • 7th Grade Art
    • Graffiti Art
    • Ancient Maps
    • Ceramic Food
    • Coat of Arms
    • Choice
  • 6th Grade Art
    • Kandinsky Landscapes
    • Printmaking
  • Art History
  • ILLUSTRATION
    • CHARACTER CREATION
    • PORTRAIT ILLUSTRATION
    • INSPIRATION ILLUSTRATION
    • MEMORY ILLUSTRATION
    • LEVEL 2: POSTER
    • LEVEL 2: COVER REDESIGN
    • LEVEL 2: THREE ILLUSTRATIONS
  • Art Show